28 Apr 1902
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Newspaper
Roseburg Plaindealer
Location
Roseburg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1902
Page
1
A garbled late 19th century item outlines political chatter, immigration, and commerce. It mentions Senator Clock of Montana, a prosecution verdict involving Berry Tosant, and discussions of tariffs, warehouses, and wheat futures.
Just Chicago reports that Special Attorney Day arrives from Washington to lead a national anti trust case against the Packers. Day coordinates a nationwide probe with evidence from New York to San Francisco. The District Attorney’s office seeks any testimony on Sherman Act violations and trust formation in the meat packing industry.
The Portlaw Trade made plans to issue a new edition of the Nath weet Paritic Partner to share agricultural and kinwns information with Eastern regions seeking settlement in the Northwest. The letter asks readers to provide data to support the forthcoming large edition, highlighting regional resources and prospects.
Fragmentary notice seeks agents for life insurance and mentions Clark & Co and Ste Phils. details are unclear but imply immediate action. Names appear as Rev Brink Wewitt Talauuge and Tyalnyyee fade with unclear affiliations and a cheese note.
Fragmentary text reports a Minch J L case separator and a twelve horsepower traction engine offered to J B Wits in Msp Cane Valley Open. The readable lines suggest a sale or transfer but lack concrete dates or full names. Further details are unreadable.
President Roosevelt states congress must examine the Nicaragua canal question without delay, framing it as a duty of the legislative body to act promptly on the issue.
GEER petition circulated praying that Wisconsin’s name be placed on the ticket for U.S. Senator. The report describes money being deposited at a bank and mentions rail line updates and political maneuvering. The text mixes names and events, indicating campaign activity and settlement of some financial matters.
The Transvaal president states peace negotiations are broken off and dismisses British conjectures as apocryphal in a wartime interview. He asserts no further talks are planned and denounces outside speculation about settlement terms.
Port Lasp April 1 proposals will be received at the office of Lewis and Clark Centennial and American Pacific Exposition and Oriental Fair until May 3 1902 for a site for the Exposition to be held in Portland in 1905 marking the 16th anniversary of the Lewis and Clark expedition in Oregon proposals must include plats showing the location and bounds of the land offered.
Extract from Senator A. J. Beveridge's opening campaign speech in Indianapolis last Thursday defends expansion, cites postwar gains in production and trade, and calls for unity in support of American beneficence while honoring fallen soldiers. The text critiques policy toward the Philippines and praises industrial growth and national resolve.
Lenorish Indiana April 24. Thomas Foley will plead for divorce alleging his wife tied his feet and hands while drunk and applied salt to his lands face and clothing to be licked by cattle as revenge for a drunken beating. Foley was left with raw skin and torn clothing.
Denver reports the Rocky Mountain tunnel once championed by Brick Pomeroy will be constructed. Construction starts as soon as snow recedes, marking a long-promised project moving forward.
A circulated petition aims to place a U S Senate candidate on the ballot. Residents circulate support across Georgia counties and seek signatures to present to the Secretary of State.
A social at Deer School on South Myrth will feature an excellent program and special guest Legh Viel, an instrumentalist, to entertain attendees. Proceeds from the serial will fund furniture, and the event aims for a cheerful gathering with donations and refreshments.
The season opens from Seattle with the first steamer to Cape Nome carrying a strong crew of gold-seekers and full outfits for the trip.
Just arrived at Marsters Brono a massive marble stack touted as the largest ever brought to Douglas county. Buyers are urged to contact Mandters Bros in Oregon for figures and purchases with no agents involved, as the commission rests with the purchaser.
A reputable elocution program led by Miss Palton visits Roseburg delivering instruction in public speaking and elocution. The renowned educator offers lessons and demonstrations with emphasis on vocal delivery and stage presence. Call at Mrs Avda Bisley's for enrollment details.
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